AM-66

AM-66 Pedicure Sofa

2000 x 950 mm pedicure sofa at 600 mm in caramel leather-look fabric on a chrome frame, with matching ottoman.

Dimensions2000 x 950 x 600 mm
Functions / FeaturesDeep padded armrests with flush control; quilted backrest with neck roll; leather-look cover; chrome frame legs; matching ottoman; 600 mm seat
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AM-66 is a 2000 x 950 mm pedicure sofa with the seat at 600 mm, upholstered in caramel leather-look fabric with deep padded armrests. The backrest is quilted and carries a thick neck roll, the base sits on a chrome frame with a low rail, and a matching ottoman comes with it.

Footprint and station planning

At 600 mm the seat sits between the 550 mm builds and the 620 to 650 mm ones: a client sits down and swings their legs up, and a therapist on a standard stool works without stooping. At 950 mm it is the narrow body in the range, so two go along one wall with a walkway between; the wide sofas need 1100 or 1200. The chrome frame lifts the body clear of the floor, so the floor under it mops straight through — the trade is dust on the frame rather than hidden behind a plinth. Plan the basin at the foot end before the sofa is placed, because the leg rest sets how far the basin stand has to stand off.

Where this pedicure sofa is used

Written for rooms that want a recliner rather than a bench: the armrests are deep enough for a client to settle into for an hour, and the control sits flush in the arm’s inner face where a hand falls. The leather-look cover wipes, which matters where oils and water are in the air; velvet reads warmer but holds a mark. The neck roll fills the gap behind the head when the back goes down, so the chin does not drop back. Where the same 950 mm should come with fixed upholstered armrests and a taller 620 mm seat, the AM-57 is that build; where the room wants 950 mm at 650 mm for standing work, the AM-53 is the taller one. Where the same enclosed arms are wanted on a long reclining body, the AM-852 runs 2040 x 1100 mm with bolsters down both sides.

Customization and finishes

Cover colour, stitch pattern and the frame finish are chosen per order against a colour reference; the ottoman is covered to match. The pale accent panel in the base side is set with the carcass, so a change of contrast colour is a decision made with the order. Send a colour reference and the target dimensions and the reply confirms what is buildable plus the MOQ.

Ordering, MOQ and lead time

MOQ, packing, lead time and warranty are settled per order and written into the contract. The sofa and ottoman pack as two pieces, which helps on a narrow stair; give us the door width on site as well as the port. The range is listed in the foot spa and pedicure sofa collection, and how the builds differ is set out in our commercial pedicure chair buying guide.